Ummm. This feature IS available in Java. Look at the javaflow block.
Duncan McGregor wrote:
Hi, hoping someone can help.
I'm running a session at www.spaconference.org on scripting in Java
applications. I'm using Cocoon as an example of using a scripting
language to provide a feature (co
Sorry, the same forces that make the bug obvious the moment you call
someone over to help have helped me find the definition (in src/java/
org/apache/cocoon/components/flow/javascript/fom/fom_system.js) the
minute after I sent this mail.
Duncan
On 28 Jan 2006, at 23:23, Duncan McGregor wrot
Hi, hoping someone can help.
I'm running a session at www.spaconference.org on scripting in Java
applications. I'm using Cocoon as an example of using a scripting
language to provide a feature (continuations for web flow) not
present in Java.
I've your very good examples of using cocoon.s
A quick google...
http://snipsnap.org/space/Set+JAVA_HOME+on+Mac+OS+X
Also you will need to close and re-open your terminal window if you
have set the environment variable in your .bash_profile
Robin
On 27 Jan 2006, at 09:33, Robert Voogdgeert wrote:
Just a spelling mistake by the looks..
Hello,
I'm having problems with cocoon 2.1.7 and tomcat 4.1.29.
Problem occurs like this:
stylesheet:
name="human" />
using xalan: output like: 34,50 == correct
using xsltc: output like 34.5 == wrooong
But, when using cocoon.sh (jetty), it works ok.
Same problem also occurs when using for
Hi
Another approach I would try is to use HttpClient [1] from a flow script. In
flow, you can instantiate Java objects and use them.
So, you need simply create an HttpClient object, set its parameters and do a
post-method. Get the response and do what ever you want
to do with it.
Well, actuall
